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• Yellow tabloid headlines attract readers the most (re-issue)

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 739
  Toronto, Dec 27 (ANI): The yellow headlines of tabloids attract more customers into buying them unlike headlines in other colours, according to experts and graphic designers.“It’s an excellent attention-getting colour,” the Globe and Mail quoted Paul Lester, a professor of communication at California State ...
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• Canadian bank to fly flag in Dubai

  
  Wellington Financial Blog - News, Views & Purviews — Authority: 126
  Hard to believe that it took another year, but a Canadian bank has finally set-up shop in the Dubai International Financial Centre. The Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada’s most international of financial organizations, was the first to make the move. I discovered when I was through there in November 2008 that despite ...
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• Dear Sir, about your biased news article

  
  Wellington Financial Blog - News, Views & Purviews — Authority: 126
  If you don’t think some media outlet staffers bring a bias to their daily chores, think again. This is not a new point, but since it confirms a couple of years of occassional blogging on the matter I thought I’d share it with you nevertheless. May you never have to live it first hand; but I keep suffering the ...
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• After Copenhagen: Political climate change begins at home; Vague … – Kelowna.com

  
  Jobs at home - Legit work — Authority: 450
  After Copenhagen: Political climate change begins at home ; Vague … Kelowna.com Voluntarily limiting growth, risking jobs and hobbling business goes against the grain of everything we know about how to measure success, individually, … The Copenhagen Effect CSP Daily News Canada has long ...
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• Reflections on COP15

  
  Resilience Science — Authority: 122
  Reporting on the climate meetings in Copenhagen picks out many different meanings from the chaos and limited success of the meeting.  Below are some reports from Canada, the UK, and the USA.Comments linking to any other good reports on the conference outcome would be fantastic, especially if they are from other ...
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• Climate-change action needs a Pearl Harbor moment

  
  Blowing Our Tax Dollars on Wind Farms — Authority: 425
  Climate-change action needs a Pearl Harbor moment – The Globe and Mail Editor: This is by far the most preposterous article ever written on global warming/climate change I’ve read to date and I’ve read a ton of them. I’ve said for years that if you want to get to the truth, where govt.and media are ...
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• Canadian MP gets widespread support after Christmas card controversy

  
  PinkNews.co.uk — Authority: 691
  Openly gay Novia Scotia MP Scott Brison has been given the support of Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff after a Christmas card featuring his civil partner stirred controversy.
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• Retraction and apology

  
  Regret the Error — Authority: 665
  An article published on our website and on B1 yesterday about lobbyists working for Globalive Wireless Management Corp. was incorrect. The lobbyists and the company both acted properly and within the requirements of the federal Accountability Act. We unreservedly retract the statements made to the contrary and ...
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• Yellow tabloid headlines attract readers the most

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 739
  Toronto, Dec 21 (ANI): The yellow headlines of tabloids attract more customers into buying them unlike headlines in other colours, according to experts and graphic designers.“It’s an excellent attention-getting colour,” the Globe and Mail quoted Paul Lester, a professor of communication at California State ...
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• Canada’s first gay minister puts photo with partner on Xmas card

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 739
  By Gurmukh SinghToronto, Dec 21 (IANS) Canada’s first openly-gay cabinet minister has stirred a controversy by printing his picture with his married partner on the couple’s Christmas greeting card.Scott Brison, 42, who in 2004 became Canada’s first openly gay cabinet minister and is currently an MP for the ...
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• Obama: Copenhagen paves way for action on climate – Reuters

  
  Jobs at home - Legit work — Authority: 450
  Reuters Obama: Copenhagen paves way for action on climate Reuters " At home , that means continuing our efforts to build a clean energy economy that has the potential to create millions of new jobs and new industries," he … Copenhagens Climate talks, three wise men and a beggars banquet. ...
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• Russia Admits Failed Missile Launch Caused ‘UFO’ Lights In Norway – TPM LiveWire (blog)

  
  Paranominal — Authority: 159
  MiamiHerald.comRussia Admits Failed Missile Launch Caused UFO Lights In NorwayTPM LiveWire (blog)Those UFO sighting in Norway this morning werent actually UFOs — just a Russian missile test gone wrong. The Russian Defense Ministry admitted today that …Light show sparks UFO buzzmsnbc.comRussian missile test ...
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• Pak Army will play decisive role in country’s current chaos: Analysts

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 739
  Washington, Dec. 19 (ANI): There may not be any indications from the Pakistan Army about its future plans amidst the country’s fresh political crisis, but analysts believe that the armed forces is only pretending to be out of the chaos and that it would play a defining role in the days to come.While President [...]
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• New Hybrid Technologies Boost Efficiency

  
  MixedPower.com — Authority: 124
  I t’s the little things that count. In the continual search to squeeze every last little erg of energy from its hybrid systems , Toyota has been continually tweaking the systems used in the Prius and using this knowledge in other Toyota and Lexus models. The culmination of these new developments can be found in ...
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• Detailing the Vortex – Canada & Afghan Prisoners

  
  eaves.ca — Authority: 468
  Campbell Clark has a piece in the Globe today outlining in journalistic fashion how the machinery of the public service was disorganized and at odds with itself and thus, as a result, the truth and accountability become the first victim. I thought it was a good follow up for those who found my piece from yesterday ...
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• Canadian MPs Christmas card attacked by homophobes

  
  PinkNews.co.uk — Authority: 691
  A gay Canadian MP who sent out a Christmas card featuring himself and his husband has been attacked by homophobes on the internet. Nova Scotia Liberal MP Scott Brisons personalised card shows him and husband Maxime St Pierre on a walk with their dog.
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• Cherry’s comments unprofessional, but he’s done plenty good for the game

  
  The Sports Corner — Authority: 120
  Don Cherry is back at the forefront of controversy in Canada after a rant full of expletives to a news reporter was been made public. Cherry was approached outside a radio station in Toronto by a news reporter from 680 News and asked what his thoughts were on comments made by Dr. Charles Tator, a ...
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• Has Canada entered a Bush-Like Vortex?

  
  eaves.ca — Authority: 468
  No new piece on eaves.ca today as I wrote a special for the Globe and Mail . The piece is entitled Has Canada entered a ‘Bush-like vortex? and explores how the Colvin testimony suggests the public service has become compromised in a critical way. Specifically, it suggests that increasingly, public servants are ...
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• Dont be fooled by Lawrence Martin: hes a devoted fan of non-democracy

  
  C A I T I - O N L I N E — Authority: 136
  It’s hypocritical in the extreme for people like Lawrence Martin of the Globe to be speaking on behalf of democracy and how it has suffered immensely under Stephen Harper. Well, Canadians heard SQUAT from Lawrence Martin, the latter day saviour of democracy, when it came to Harper using 18 pages of blacked out ...
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• Canadian paper on Charlotte’s woes

  
  theCLog — Authority: 444
  Canada’s leading newspaper, Toronto’s Globe and Mail , published a story today titled “Charlotte: The town that Bank of America took down.” It’s the kind of story that drives Uptown boosters and Chamber cheerleaders absolutely nuts — so it’s definitely worth a read. The story tells the familiar tale ...
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